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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Reference Data
  3. Reference Tables in the Analyst Tool
  4. Reference Data in the Developer Tool
  5. Classifier Models
  6. Probabilistic Models
  7. Appendix A: Reference Data and Informatica Data Engineering Integration

Reference Data Guide

Reference Data Guide

Appending Data from a Data Source to a Probabilistic Model

Appending Data from a Data Source to a Probabilistic Model

You can import multiple rows of reference data values and label values to a probabilistic model in a single operation.
  1. Open the content set that contains the probabilistic model.
  2. Select the model name, and click
    Edit
    .
  3. Click
    Append Data
    .
    The Probabilistic Model wizard opens.
  4. Browse the Model repository and select the data object that contains the data to import.
    Do not select a social media data object.
    Click
    Next.
  5. Review the columns on the data object, and select one or more columns to add to the model. You can add reference data columns and a label column in the same operation.
    • To import a column of data as reference data, select the column name and click
      Data
      .
      You can select multiple data columns. The Developer tool merges the contents of the columns that you select to a single column.
    • To import a column of data as label values, select the column name and click
      Label
      .
    When you import reference data and label values, the Developer tool assigns the label on each row to the reference data string on the same row. You can preview the data before you select the columns. You can change the label assignments after you create the model.
    Click
    Next.
  6. Select the number of rows to import from the data source.
    By default, the Developer tool imports all rows from the data source. If you enter a number, the model counts the rows from the start of the data set.
  7. Specify the delimiters for the data values that you import.
    You can specify different delimiters for reference data values and label values. The default delimiter is a character space.
  8. Click
    Finish
    , and save the model.

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